Shawpak
Packaging machinery for medical-device manufacturers, including thermoformers, pouch machines and rigid blister equipment
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Shawpak
Shawpak manufactures packaging equipment for medical devices, including rotary and linear thermoformers, pouch machines and rigid blister machinery. Its machines are designed for cleanrooms and built in the UK.
The company provides equipment and service support to a global customer base in the medical industry. Service plans range from telephone support to tailored total-care packages, with service teams based in Europe and North America.
Shawpak was formed in 2014 and is headquartered in Castle Donington, United Kingdom. It holds ISO 9001 certification, and its electrical engineers are certified to UL 508A standards.
Product: Packaging machinery for medical devices, including rotary and linear thermoformers, pouch machines and rigid blister machinery, plus service support.
Jobs at Shawpak
Leadership
- David Shaw · CEOSource: company website
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